MA Gallery at Marina Rinaldi: The Women Shaping Contemporary Art
Marina Rinaldi and MA Gallery London joined forces to host an intimate evening dedicated to the role of Women in…
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Glyndebourne’s First Tosca: Some Impressions After The Dress Rehearsal
Glyndebourne’s first-ever Tosca is not a museum piece, nor simply an elegant staging of Puccini’s Roman thriller. It is a…
How to Tame Paris… Without Going Mad?
How to tame a city? “This aspect is too often underemphasized,” says the Fox. “It means making connections” (Antoine de…
Eternal Spring. Reading with Children
Have you ever noticed that in winter we read our children far more than in spring and summer? Spring reading…
Leaving the West End: London Theatre in May
London theatre has never been confined to the West End playbills. Beyond its glittering boundaries lies an equally vibrant —…
Exhibition «Here (Not) There»: What Does It Feel Like To Belong Nowhere?
What does it feel like to belong nowhere — neither in the place you left nor in the place you…
Brighton Festival: 60 years of art on the edge of the sea
In May 2026, Brighton once again turns into one large cultural space. From May 1 to 25, the famous seaside…
Physics on Film Festival 2026: Science Hits the Big Screen
Last weekend, the Physics on Film Festival 2026 turned cutting-edge science into cinematic spectacle at the beautiful headquarters of the…
Highlights of collectible design from PAD Paris 2026
LC went to PAD Paris to discover some of the most compelling works in collectible design. The fair closed on…
British Animation Festival: Where New Worlds Are Born
Animation has long ceased to be merely children’s entertainment. It is a unique and complex field in which artists have…
Paddington’s Triumph and a Star-Studded Night at the Royal Albert Hall: How the Olivier Awards 2026 Unfolded
London once again became the centre of the global theatre scene: on April 12, 2026, the landmark 50th anniversary ceremony…
Anna Kiparis Creates a New Canon with a Church of England Reverend
«The Reverend Catriona Laing became my teacher — I don’t know if I will ever come to true faith, but…
Quiet Rituals
Quiet Rituals explores the moment when looking becomes unsettling, when the subject of observation starts to look back.
The Player: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at The Old Vic
A countercultural icon, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey became popular almost immediately after its publication, while…